2009-11-30, 11:18
Zingho
Ursprungligen postat av WillePille
Flyger till sydney om ca 2 timmar är det läge att boka hostel eller är det enkelt att göra på plats? 
Vet hur jakla seg man brukar vara efter en langresa, oftast ar man sugen pa att bara hoppa i sang, sa ja jag skulle ha bokat hostel/hotel innan jag klev ombord pa planet.
Sedan vet jag inte hur griniga passkontrollanterna blir om man inte har nagon adress har i Sydney.
Kan bli nagra nyfikna fragor och ev. in i forhorsrummet
Kanske kan kora en fuling och soka upp nagot hostel har i Sydney skriva ner adressen till den sa du har iallafall en adress att skriva pa det lilla formularet du far ombord.
Ursprungligen postat av http://www.immi.gov.au/managing-australias-borders/border-security/travel/passenger-cards/
Completing an incoming passenger card
Travellers to Australia are required to accurately answer the following questions on the front of the IPC:
* family name, given name and passport number
* flight number or name of ship
* intended address in Australia
* if they intend to live in Australia for the next 12 months.
Travellers must also complete questions on the back of the IPC that relate to:
* the country in which they boarded the flight/vessel
* their date of birth and usual occupation
* nationality as shown on their passport.
Travellers who are non-Australian citizens are also required to correctly answer additional questions concerning their migration status, health status and any prior criminal convictions. Providing false information can affect their visa status.
Australian citizens who refuse to complete an IPC may be penalised. Non-Australian citizens may be penalised and refused immigration clearance.
Travellers to Australia are required to accurately answer the following questions on the front of the IPC:
* family name, given name and passport number
* flight number or name of ship
* intended address in Australia
* if they intend to live in Australia for the next 12 months.
Travellers must also complete questions on the back of the IPC that relate to:
* the country in which they boarded the flight/vessel
* their date of birth and usual occupation
* nationality as shown on their passport.
Travellers who are non-Australian citizens are also required to correctly answer additional questions concerning their migration status, health status and any prior criminal convictions. Providing false information can affect their visa status.
Australian citizens who refuse to complete an IPC may be penalised. Non-Australian citizens may be penalised and refused immigration clearance.